Noun:

ಬೋರ್ಡಿಂಗ್ ಹೌಸ್, ಪೆನ್ಸಿಟನ್,

boarding house's Usage Examples:

The school has 3 boarding houses: Junior boarding house Brooke " Refuge and senior boarding houses Brabourne and Alfred.

woman, unmarried and pregnant, who moves into a London boarding house, befriending a young man in the building.

Her two historical novels are Tulip Fever, set in Vermeer’s Amsterdam, and In The Dark, set in a boarding house during the First World War.

boarding house, a jewelry store, a farm, a milk wagon route and a novelty shop.

HistoryThe property began as a quaint adobe boarding house called The Glenwood Cottage, built by engineer/surveyor Christopher Columbus Miller and on November 22, 1876, the Millers took their first paying guest.

The two girls' houses are:Carr, named after James Carr,Style, named after George StyleThere is a mixed junior boarding house for pupils in years 4–8 which is also the house for day pupils in years 7 " 8, called Catteral House.

Many loggers lived in boarding houses, and some crossed Sugarland Mountain via a trail connecting Elkmont to the Sugarlands.

The college has eight houses: Founders, School and White are the boarding houses, and Birt, Gray, Kidd, Mallett and Ogilvie are for day-scholars.

Each boarding house has a housemistress or housemaster, a deputy housemistress or housemaster, a team of matrons (resident, day and evening) as well as tutors.

A boarder may be a person who: snowboards skateboards bodyboards surfs stays at a boarding house attends a boarding school takes part in a boarding attack.

This expansion reached its peak prior to the outbreak of World War II when the ICC consisted of 12 independent rooming and boarding houses.

Affiliated with the Boston Port Society, the women of the Seaman's Aid Society operated a clothing store; the Mariners House, a boarding house for seamen; and a free school for mariners' daughters in Boston's North Square.

Synonyms:

house, bed-and-breakfast, bed and breakfast, boarding house,

Antonyms:

disembarkation, appearance, birth, inactive, natural object,